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<blockquote data-quote="dreamer" data-source="post: 50603" data-attributes="member: 542613">I&#039;ve had a &#039;94 and &#039;89 blazer for stereo system set ups. They have been both for sound quality and high output. It isn&#039;t very difficult to get high output with subwoofers in a chevy blazer. Just because of the sheer size of the astro van, it will be harder to get louder if you had identical equipment.if you&#039;re looking to do the entire system and you want it to sound good and be loud, I&#039;d think you&#039;ll probably spend anywhere between $1500-$6000.Kick panels sound good for the fronstage in a blazer, so some decent quality component speakers such as quart, cdt, dynaudio, avi, diamond, focal, crystal and others will do nicely. You&#039;ll want to amplify the components. A 4 channel amplifier bridged 2x (4ohm mono bridges x2) to each of the components providing about 100-200 watts RMS (turn the gains down), then another amp that will be selected specifically for your subwoofers.subs, for sound quality and high output:adire brahmaimage dynamics idmaxResonant Engineering XXX seriesblueprint &#039;03 seriesthere are other subs, I&#039;m sure, but I strongly suggest checking out the adire audio brahma. those are $369 for 12&quot; and $429 for the 15&quot;a single or pair of 15&quot; should put out a lot of sound pressure and retain decent sound quality as well.Amps to look into for the subsRockford fosgate bd 1500dei 1100dmemphis mojoorion xtr proprecision power pcx-2400 (1600 watts)I&quot;m just listing a few that I know, I&#039;m sure others will come up with more suggestions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dreamer, post: 50603, member: 542613"] I've had a '94 and '89 blazer for stereo system set ups. They have been both for sound quality and high output. It isn't very difficult to get high output with subwoofers in a chevy blazer. Just because of the sheer size of the astro van, it will be harder to get louder if you had identical equipment. if you're looking to do the entire system and you want it to sound good and be loud, I'd think you'll probably spend anywhere between $1500-$6000. Kick panels sound good for the fronstage in a blazer, so some decent quality component speakers such as quart, cdt, dynaudio, avi, diamond, focal, crystal and others will do nicely. You'll want to amplify the components. A 4 channel amplifier bridged 2x (4ohm mono bridges x2) to each of the components providing about 100-200 watts RMS (turn the gains down), then another amp that will be selected specifically for your subwoofers. subs, for sound quality and high output: adire brahma image dynamics idmax Resonant Engineering XXX series blueprint '03 series there are other subs, I'm sure, but I strongly suggest checking out the adire audio brahma. those are $369 for 12" and $429 for the 15" a single or pair of 15" should put out a lot of sound pressure and retain decent sound quality as well. Amps to look into for the subs Rockford fosgate bd 1500 dei 1100d memphis mojo orion xtr pro precision power pcx-2400 (1600 watts) I"m just listing a few that I know, I'm sure others will come up with more suggestions. [/QUOTE]

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